Anxiously awaiting your first look at Season 4 of The Big C? Well, now you'll have to wait (quoth the raven) nevermore!
In this exclusive sneak peek of the Showtime series' final season, Cathy Jamison — played by Laura Linney — appears draped in black, under the foreboding stare of a black raven. Does the image symbolize what's in store for Linney’s character, who continues to suffer from terminal cancer?
Could be — at the end of Season 3, we were left pondering Cathy’s fate after she received news that her tumors were growing again. Opting to leave her life behind instead of living out her final days (or hours?) in the middle of a flawed suburban life, Cathy was last seen tracking down her new fisherman friend, Angel. (Holy symbolism!)
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With Season 4 marking the series’ last and given the outcome of Season 3, it seems only right to speculate the final season is not only the conclusion of the series, but the final chapter of Cathy's life. Of course, we should expect some laughs on the way, courtesy of Season 4 guest star Kathy Najimy, who comes on board as Cathy's strong-willed therapist.
But will she survive? Or will Cathy soon be, well, nevermore? Check out the Season 4 premiere of The Big C April 29 on Showtime.
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Whether you're currently wrapped in eight layers, praying that you will survive the bitter cold of winter, or you live in a place where it never drops below 60 degrees (screw you!), summer is on the horizon. Helping to remind us of the light at the end of the tunnel are a set of new pics from 2013's biggest blockbuster releases. Nothing warms the soul like a superhero's scowl.
First up is a new still from the little-comic-movie-that-could, The Wolverine. The Hugh Jackman-led action flick is both a prequel to the original X-Men trilogy, a sequel to his spin-off X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and a… well, who really knows how it fits into the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past, which collides all the mythology — including X-Men: First Class — into one steaming serving of cinematic goulash. It's been a bumpy road for The Wolverine, which clawed its way through pre-production disaster after pre-production disaster to finally come to screens this year. And it looks good! Or, at least, an image like the one below has us pumped for more of Jackman's rough, gruff hero.
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Next, we have a look at the upcoming Ender's Game, a sci-fi epic that has all the makings of a summer movie… but actually drops in November. Based on the acclaimed novel by Orson Scott Card, the movie stars Asa Butterfield (Hugo) as a wunderkind of intergalactic military strategy, sent to "Battle School" to train as a soldier. For fans of True Grit who wondered what happened to the young, Oscar-nominated star Hailee Steinfeld, she appears alongside Butterfield in Ender's Game, as you can see in the latest still from the film:
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Rounding out the bunch, Iron Man 3 continues its character poster binge with a new one-sheet of Guy Pearce as the suspected villain Aldrich Killian. While the folks at Marvel were ready to show off their trilogy-capper at Comic-Con earlier this year — with flashy footage of Robert Downey Jr. zipping around the sky and eventually hitting rock bottom as billionaire inventor Tony Stark — we're still in the dark on the plot of Iron Man 3. Ben Kingsley will appear as the popular villain Mandarin, but where does Pearce's Killian fit into the picture? Judging from this poster, he may play Miami Vicedetective James Crockett. Maybe.
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America's Got Talent is getting spicy: The NBC talent show has reached across the pond to cast its newest judge, Melanie Brown, a.k.a. Spice Girl Mel B., a.k.a. Scary Spice. She'll join Howard Stern and Howie Mandel as the judges for the new season of the summer reality staple.
According to Entertainment Weekly, Brown will replace Sharon Osbourne as the feisty Brit on the judging panel. “I’ve known Melanie since she did Dancing with the Stars, and I’ve known her as a performer of The Spice Girls before that,” NBC president of alternative Paul Telegdy told EW. “To know her is to know a very frank, strong, enduring entertainer. Someone who has a very strong point of view. We needed somebody who was qualified for the job. She’s an amazing singer, dancer and a huge personality. The contestants will get a lot of constructive feedback from her and I can’t wait to see her chemistry with Howard and Howie.”
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This might not be the last casting news will hear, as EW reports the show is considering adding a fourth judge to the mix. But Telegdy tells the magazine that it'll only happen if they find the right person.
Brown has previous judging experience on the Australian version of X Factor. She'll take over for Osbourne, who announced she was quitting after last summer's edition of the show.
What do you think of this spicy new blend of judges? How will Brown fit in with Stern and Mandel?
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The dream was nice while it lasted, but it might be time for Up All Night to close up shop, officially. First, Christina Applegate announced her departure, then there was news that Maya Rudolph was pregnant: and now comes news from The Hollywood Reporter that the third and final star of NBC's troubled series, Will Arnett, has been tapped for a pilot at CBS. Up All Night, we appreciate your verve, your zest for life and to persevere above all else — but it might be time to throw in the towl. For good.
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The as-yet-untitled project was written and executive produced by Greg Garcia, creator of such shows as Raising Hope and My Name Is Earl. It is said that the multi-camera comedy appealed to Arnett (over several others that were reportedly courting him) given its parallels to his own life. It tells the story of Jack (Arnett), a recently divorced man whose life gets all a-screwy when his own parents end up having martial problems at the same time. Oh, the humanity!
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While the Garcia project is still officially playing second fiddle to Arnett's obligations at Up All Night, it sure feels like as good a time as any for NBC to let it go gently into that good night. How many more nails do you need in this coffin anyway, you guys? It was fun while it lasted, at least we'll always have that.
Hollywood.com has reached out for comment, but did not hear back at the time of publication.
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Bruce Willis did everything he could to save the day, but it was still only the sixth highest-grossing President's weekend on record at the box office with $168.1 million overall (vs. the record $239.3 million in 2010).
High hopes for the newcomers to help us reverse a month of solid downtrending box office were dashed by the inability of any of them to post a number anywhere near the President's opening weekend record of $63.1 million set in 2010 by the romantic comedy Valentine's Day. Even the venerable Die Hard franchise could not eek past the $30 million mark (with $28.6 million) for its Friday through Monday performance. Worse still, the fantasy romance Beautiful Creatures saw its core audience of teen females abandoning the concept and handing the film a much less than expected $8.9 million 4-day weekend debut.
At least Safe Haven manged to be another profit-making hit for the Nicholas Sparks brand with a loving $24.5 million since Friday and a number one debut on Valentine's Day. Weinstein Co.'s Escape From Planet Earth also delivered with $21.1 million in its debut while providing the latest option for families looking for a new movie to excite the kids.
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Unfortunately, it has been a slow year at the box office thus far with none of the R-rated action movies able to capitalize on their concepts or their star power and a heavier than usual reliance on Oscar nominated films to carry the burden of the box offcie in the new year. If not for Best Pic nominees Silver Linings Playbook (no. 7 this weekend), Zero Dark Thirty (no. 10 this weekend), Argo (no. 12 this weekend), Life of Pi (no. 13 this weekend), Lincoln (no. 14 this weekend), Django Unchained (no. 15 this weekend), Les Miserables (no. 19 this weekend) and Amour (no. 20 this weekend) we would be looking at a much bigger year over year deficit than the depressing 7 percent we are currently not enjoying.
So who has been the real box office action hero this year? Melissa McCarthy, that's who. The comedy star has proven to be a bigger draw than Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Wahlberg and Statham combined! The R-rated comedy Identity Thief came within strking distance of the number one spot over President's weekend (with $27.5 million for Friday through Monday) and this in its second weekend! $74.7 million to date also gives McCarthy bragging rights: Add up the grosses of The Last Stand, Bullet to the Head, Broken City and Parker — $57.8 million and the Bridesmaids star still comes out on top.
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In this R-rated Celebrity Box Office Deathmatch, we give the win to McCarthy and hope she gets another movie in the marketplace soon. We need her...
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Another celeb announced her pregnancy via Twitter. No big deal, right? Just the other day, Hugh Grant announced the birth of his kid with a 140-character message, so why shouldn't pop singer Fergie announce her bun-in-the oven with a little social-media blast? Of course, being that Fergie is never one to do things the normal way, she added a little twist to her Twitter announcement.
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"Josh &amp; Me &amp; BABY makes three!!! #mylovelybabybump" she tweets, along with an Instagram that outweighs the inspired use of "My Humps" lyrics to announce the impending birth of her child with husband Josh Duhamel.
The image (left) is a photoshop of what appear to be Duhamel and Fergie as children. And if we're to take this as official record, in nine months, the happy couple will be celebrating the birth of their adorable new kitten. Alright, alright. She's probably not going to give birth to a cat, but imagine the Internet gold!
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But hey, at least Fergie's thinking outside the box. (And at least she's not giving us a schmaltzy video like a certain jazz singer.) The image is weird, but in a cute (sort of) way. Congrats to the happy couple! Maybe the new baby can ease Duhamel's pain after watching Safe Haven get beat at the box office by a rusty John McClane.
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Ranking among the great purveyors of romance — the Shakespeares, the Austens, the Hallmarks — is actress Cobie Smulders.
Okay, she might not be responsible for timeless stage tragedies depicting accounts of star-crossed love, or farcical novels about hubristic affection. Or, you know, Snoopy cards. But she's attached to a couple of pretty prominent heartfelt conquests in modern pop culture: her new movie Safe Haven and her long-running sitcom How I Met Your Mother. The question is, then, which of the two is the truer love story?
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We spoke to Smulders about the new Nicholas Sparks film, in which she stars beside the spotlit couple Julianne Hough and Josh Duhamel. Moviegoers will watch the pair ebb and flow through an emotional river no doubt, but what we want to know is if the Safe Haven romance can live up to Smulders' other onscreen love story — the How I Met Your Mother ballad of Robin (Smulders) and Barney (Neil Patrick Harris). It might be a tough call, but as Smulders argues in the video below, "They don't show the lead guy in a Nicholas Sparks movie doing a bunch of slutty chicks."
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Smulders chimes in on more about her latest feature film in the clip, comparing her husband Taran Killam to Duhamel's Safe Haven character Alex: "[He] is a dad, he's really down-to-Earth." Watch the interview, and catch Safe Haven in theaters now.
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Bruce Willis reprised his role as the irascible, tenacious John McClane in the fifth installment of Twentieth Century Fox’s Die Hard franchise, A Good Day to Die Hard in IMAX this President’s weekend. Opening as perfect counter-programming on Valentine’s Day, the R-rated action broke the losing streak that films of the genre have experienced of late. And with $33,239,00 since it opened on Thursday, it has taken out the romantic competition. Audiences found excitement in the premise of the film, which teams McClane with his grown son Jack (Jai Courtney) and the use of Russia as a backdrop. Built-in brand recognition for both the franchise (with over $1.1 billion in WW revenue) and the McClane character ensured that this film “Yippee-ki-yay-ed” itself to the top of the box office chart this weekend.
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Of course, no Valentine’s weekend would be complete without a little love from Nicholas Sparks, whose Safe Haven from Relativity Media made its debut appropriately on Valentine’s Day with just over $30 million for the four days. Starring the impossibly good-looking Julianne Hough &amp; Josh Duhamel, the film is elevated above the standard for this genre by solid direction from Lasse Halstrom (The Cider House Rules, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape) and an intriguing premise. The PG-13 film couldn't, however, best the raunchy comedy Identity Thief this Valentine's Day weekend.
After a much better than expected $34.5 million debut last weekend, Identity Thief was represented well in the box office mix with newly crowned comedy star Melissa McCarthy and her co-star Jason Bateman, who offered a major challenge to the newcomers this weekend. The R-rated comedy enjoyed a $23.4 million Friday through Sunday gross, placing it at number two with a cumulative gross of $70.7 million by the end of the weekend.
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In an effort not leave kids and families out of the President’s Day/Valentine's equation, The Weinstein Co. delivered Escape From Planet Earth in 3-D. The PG-rated animated film features the voices of Brendan Fraser, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jessica Alba and William Shatner and drew a respectable $16 million over the long weekend.
There is yet another Valentine’s Day release: Warner Bros. presented Beautiful Creatures, a PG-13 fantasy romance that melds an older and younger cast (à la The Hunger Games) into a mythological love story that will also draw a solid audience of romance-seeking couples this weekend. The film boasts a solid cast including Jeremy Irons, Viola Davis, Emmy Rossum and Emma Thompson, yet it only broke $7.4 million for the long weekend.
Filling out the rest of the chart, Summit Entertainment’s Warm Bodies remained a top draw pulling in $9 million along with Open Road’s Side Effects with $6.3 million and Oscar contenders Silver Lining Playbook from The Weinstein Co. with $6 million, Zero Dark Thirty from Sony with $3.1 million, and Paramount’s Hansel &amp; Gretel at just under $3.5 million in what should prove to be one of the better performing President’s weekend holiday frames on record.
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My only regret about seeing Safe Haven wasn't just seeing it in the first place, but that I didn't take a big group of friends to experience this utter madness with me. When it was over all I wanted to do was discuss those enormous and plentiful plot holes, the outdated settings (seriously, did no one in Southport own a cell phone?), and that totally banana pants crazy twist ending. But, now that some of you have witnessed this piece of cinematic lunacy for yourselves over this Valentine's weekend, I can talk about it you guys. That said, if you haven't seen Safe Haven yet and would like to remain unspoiled, leave now as there are MASSIVE, CRAZY SPOILERS AHEAD.
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If you are still reading that means one thing, you saw Safe Haven and are still trying to wrap your mind the ending in which Katie/Erin (Julianne Hough) discovers that her friendly neighbor Jo (Cobie Smulders) turned out to be a... g-g-g-g-ghost! Not just any ghost though, the ghost of her boyfriend Alex's (Josh Duhamel) deceased wife and mother of his children Lexi and Josh. I'd call this a record-scratching moment, but I'm not sure record players have even made it to Southport yet, so maybe a phonograph-interrupting moment.
Now, here's why this is so creepy and ridiculous for a bevy of reasons. First, let's look back at how Jo and Katie (I'm dropping the Erin, as we know her as Katie for most of the flick) met. Jo is on the porch of Katie's dilapidated house, peering in through the window, which is completely stupid in and of itself. Isn't one of the main advantages of being a ghost is that you can just kind of go in places the still living can't, like the mall after closing hours? I gather Jo was just doing recon at this point: who was this mysterious blonde girl making eyes at my husband? Can she be trusted around my precocious youngsters?
Now, the answer to that immediately should have been no, as Katie is someone who literally arrives in town with a duffel bag and nothing else and whose idea of a home repair to fix a giant hole in her floor was to paint over it. (Wha?) But Jo seemed to like something about Katie and started to nudge her to be with her widowed husband when he started to do grand, romantic gestures for her like...drop of a bike in her driveway in the middle of the night. (Whaaa?)
Okay, fine, so Jo just wanted Alex to find love again and for her kids to have a mother figure, fair enough. But does that mean Jo, WHO ONLY KATIE COULD SEE (more on that in a bit), used her ghostly powers to get Katie to not get back on the bus and stay in Southport when she escaped from home (more on that in a bit, too)? After all, Jo revealed herself to have some ghostly powers throughout, even if we weren't aware that was it at the time.
For instance, when Katie's abusive, alcoholic husband Kevin (David Lyons) tracks her down and spots her gallivanting around town with Alex, Jo appears out of nowhere like a damn ghost to warn her that "he's here." Wait, how the hell did she know what Kevin looked like? Better yet, Katie never explicitly told Jo about her past with Kevin, so how did she know who he was and that he was trouble? Now, Katie did open up to Alex about her abuse from Kevin as they laid in bed together one night. So does that mean Jo was just hanging around for that conversation and put the pieces together? If so, creepy. Way creepy.
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But that wasn't even my biggest issue with the story line of Jo, the friendly, if not romance meddling ghost. When Katie was falling in love with Alex, how did she never bring up her only friend in town to him? Wouldn'tshe, at some point, have told Alex that she and her friend Jo went for a long walk in the afternoon? I think the conversation probably would have gone a little something like this:
Katie: "I hung out with my friend Jo today. We only hang out at my house, she is my neighbor, though I've never actually seen her place."
Alex: "Jo? Oh my gosh, that's my dead wife's name. The one who died from cancer, remember?"
Katie: "Oh my gosh, that's so strange. Anyway, Jo kept talking in ominous, blanket statements like 'The nice thing about life is you get second chances.'"
Alex: "Okay, that's really weird. Just out of curiosity, what does she look like?"
Katie: "Well, she's brunette and very beautiful. You ever watch How I Met Your Mother? Wait, who am I kidding, no one in this stupid quaint and sleepy town owns a television. Anyway, she looks like the one who plays Robin."
Alex, takes out a picture of his dead wife Jo: "You mean...she looks like her?"
Katie: "Um, holy s**t, that is her!"
Alex: "Holy s**t."
Holy s**t. Also, never mind the fact that Katie and Jo went on a ton of walks through town, meaning Katie was more or less talking to herself and that didn't seem to alarm the townsfolk at all. "You wanna get a coffee? No?" or "How come you haven't left town for so long?" Oh right, because you're a ghost. Why couldn't Alex or his children see their beloved Jo, but Katie could? She definitely has a sixth sense, yes?
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And, sure, the spirit of the dead wife plot twist is completely insane and utterly terrifying in and of itself (when Katie put two and two together, how did she not freak out? Wouldn't she have to tell Alex at some point she'd been communicating with his dead wife?) but that was hardly the only plot hole or ridiculous scene in the movie. After all, this is a Nicholas Sparks story, so the absurdity is plentiful. Here are some other WTF moments from Safe Haven to ponder:
- When we still think that Katie has murdered her husband and is on the run and that Kevin is just a cop determined to track down this killer and bring justice, he relentlessly questions Katie's neighbors regarding her whereabouts. He introduces himself as a cop and asks a kindly elderly woman if she recognizes Katie, which would make sense if he also wasn't their neighbor and he wouldn't be talking about Katie to them like she was a total stranger. He wouldn't have to piece together the clues that the neighbor actually definitely knows who Katie is, because that's his neighbor, too. They all totally know each other. All that said, you have to appreciate any movie where cherries are the smoking gun (wait...the neighbor has a cherry tree...and my wife made cherry pie...got it!) even if it makes absolutely no sense.
- When Katie is making her great escape, she bumps into a stranger at a busy Boston bus depot. Not only does the man recognize her face when he's shown a picture by Kevin (honestly, who the hell can remember one of many faces they see in day-to-day city life), but the stranger also suggests she had blonde hair. If that was the case, that he bumped into a pretty blond girl, how would he recognize this other pretty brunette girl? Ah yes, because he is a Convenient Plot Device.
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- Katie, despite completely changing her identity and presumably not wanting to leave a paper trail, somehow buys a house. Which name did she use on the deed? Wouldn't a Google search have come up that Erin, her real name, now resided at this crappy house in Southport? Better yet, how in the world did she buy it after, like, three shifts at her waitressing job?
- When Alex and Katie have a romantic dinner the entire waitstaff seems to disappear, where did they go? Wouldn't they have locked up? The music is still playing, so someone still must be there? Why didn't this totally freak Alex and Katie out? Did they dine and ditch when their ride showed up? Jerks.
- Okay, fine, Alex wasn't thrilled about the idea of Katie being around his kids when he just thought she was a murderer and then definitely let it slide when she became an actual murderer, but how does he explain the whole name switcheroo to his kids? Will they continue to call her Katie? Or will she go back to being Erin and they all just sidestep that whole murder thing? I mean she is cute and the kids like her so much, so...
Like I said, this movie is a totally bonkers ghost visitor/murder mystery tale that is somehow masquerading as a sappy romantic drama. What did you think of the ending and the numerous plot holes in Safe Haven? Share in the comments section below.
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Each week, Hollywood gives us something to whine about, and the week of Feb.11 was no different. We could make a drinking game out of this week, but that would be too dangerous. Instead, we'll stick to the usual formula: varying levels of alcoholic respite depending on how bothersome the week's issues are. Is your biggest complaint this week a flimsy one? How about a light cocktail to take the edge off? Got a real bone to pick with a celeb or entertainment entity this week? Go ahead, grab a drink that'll put hair on your chest. Here are the week's entertainment stories that are forcing us to seek a bubbly or boozy refuge. And maybe an idea or two about how you should wash them down.
Take It Easy With a Little Mulled Wine. What? It Has Fruit In It.
Happy Endings Can't Catch a Break: Our favorite gaggle of Chicagoans can’t seem to find a spot that sticks in ABC’s lineup. Now, they’re occupying the death-slot: Friday nights. Pray for Penny and her a-mah-zing friends, people!
Lady Gaga Can't Go On With Her Tour: But that just leaves us wondering, she was still on tour?
Once again, No One is Watching Community: Then again, if the NBC cult favorite was raking in huge ratings, we’d have to wonder what tragedy took place to settle out the balance.
Britney Might Have Milli-Vanilli'd "Scream and Shout": Perhaps it's time for another cleansing comeback?
Let Loose With a Girly Cocktail. We Won't Tell Your Buddies About It.
Can Melissa McCarthy Please Get a Decent Role?: Our girl is hilarious, so why’s she stuck playing the same character over and over?
"Beiber Feuds" is Now a Legitimate News Beat: Really, Biebs? Now you’re fighting with The Black Keys? The Hamster League of America wasn’t enough for you?
We're Still Having a Hard Time Admitting We Didn't Like Frank Ocean's Grammy Performance: We love you, Frank. But we’re just trying to forget your Grammys number happened.
This Poor Woman Gets Confused with Kim Kardashian "All The Time": Kim Kashkashian won a Grammy, but the poor lady still has to tell people she’s not dating Kanye.
Nope. Throw in The Towel and Make Whatever You're Drinking a Double.
Brangelina’s Daughter Probably Makes More Money Than You: Four-year-old Vivienne Jolie-Pitt reportedly raked in $3,000 a week for her work as Baby Aurora in Maleficent, and apparently, that shouldn’t surprise us.
Chubby Checker is No Longer The Man Who Gave Us "The Twist": Unfortunately, Chubby now has to defend his good name thanks to a penis-measuring app that shares his name. Just think about it for a second.
Nicholas Sparks Says Gay Romance Isn't Really His Genre: And that makes sense how?
Taylor Swift is Still An Obnoxious Awards Show Attendee: Look, we're all about having fun at an awards show, but did Swifty really need to act like a 12-year-old at a Justin Bieber concert?
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